Bears Rally Past Packers in 37-21 Victory at Green Bay
Chicago Bears defeated the Green Bay Packers 37-21 at Green Bay Stadium as Ed Brown and Bernie Blanda drove the offense with two passing touchdowns and a rushing score. Bears kicker Blanda booted three field goals and set NFL records with 150 straight conversions while Gale Carmichael returned a kickoff for a record longer than the league mark.
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Colts Fall to Lions in Opening NFL Game
Baltimore suffered a 31-14 defeat as Detroit overpowered the Colts. Bobby Layne connected on 14 of 23 passes for 236 yards with a 63 yard drive set up by a key 5 yard touchdown run. The Colts struggled with penalties and missed opportunities as Detroit showed stronger offense.
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Cardinals Top Giants 35 27 in Eastern NFL Clash
Chicago Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 35 27 to remain the NFL Eastern Division’s only unbeaten team. Lamar McHan threw two touchdowns and ran for another, with Dick “Night Train” Lane contributing a key interception and return.
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World Series talk and front office shakeups noted
Baltimore seeks a new general manager and may talk with a rival club executive. Chicago Cubs owner plans a broad front office and managerial overhaul. Smith and Greenberg discuss trades. Slaughter may join Kansas City after his playing days. Other notes include Thomas and Crandall trade chatter and Loomis eyeing Eddie Yost.
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Arnald Johnson
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Rams upset by 49ers in thrilling 33 to 30 game
Kezar Stadium saw a dramatic NFL clash as San Francisco, led by field goals from Gordon Soltau and solid drives from Wade and Hirsch, toppled Los Angeles 33 to 30. Soltau booted four field goals while Wade tallied a rushing TD and two passing scores to Boyd and Hirsch.
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Parade and Fire Prevention Week Opening Event Tonight
Patrol County aims to stage a nine demandra parade in Toolock at Manchester to open Fire Prevention Week. At the association meeting Mia Airy reported 2 fire and 38 ambulance calls, covering 417 man hours and 2.234 miles at cost 1. R17. New Windsor logged two fire calls, 15 man hours, $300.11 expense. over 1,000 attended the annual turkey and ham dinner. Union Bridge logged two fire calls, 25 ambulance runs, 214 man hours, 1.876 miles and $807.48 spent.
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Physically Handicapped Artist Promotes Employer Insight
Fort Detrick commercial artist Mrs Mary Drakenmiller a polio survivor advocates hiring the physically handicapped for their ability not disability. She cites her own career from art studies to teaching and wartime photo coloring and notes her family and community work supporting disabled individuals in Frederick. The piece highlights her role in the National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week and her cross country journey from Pittsburgh to Maryland.
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